Summary
Sean McDermott, former head coach of the Buffalo Bills, was fired after expressing concerns about the team's roster to the general manager and owner. He led the team for nearly a decade but was dismissed following a playoff loss to the Denver Broncos. The Bills are now searching for a new head coach.
Key Facts
- Sean McDermott was the head coach of the Buffalo Bills for nine seasons.
- McDermott's contract was supposed to last until 2027.
- He criticized the team's roster to the general manager and owner, which contributed to his firing.
- The team lost to the Denver Broncos in the playoff divisional round.
- The Bills had high hopes for this season, thinking they could reach the Super Bowl.
- McDermott led the team to two AFC championship games but lost to the Kansas City Chiefs both times.
- The team struggled with roster depth and questioned some of McDermott's decisions.
- Buffalo will now search for their 21st head coach in team history.
